Fever

ISBN-10
1732589720
ISBN-13
9781732589728
Series
Fever
Language
English
Published
2018-09-06
Publisher
Farm Fresh Press
Author
Alan Swyer

Description

Years after his shot at stardom crashed when the lead guitarist left an on-the-rise band for a successful solo career, an LA-based piano player-turned-unlicensed private eye is talked into searching for his suddenly missing ex-band mate. The result is a return into the fast-talking, double-talking world of sex, drugs, and rock & roll where he finds that the stakes have gotten even higher, and the desperation even greater.

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